Published for: Tuesday, 5/08/2008
Travel Guides -> Attractions -> New South Wales -> Dungog Area
East Gresford - Allyn River Wines set in the beautiful Hunter close to Barrington Tops is a cellar door with wine tasting available.
Vacy - Bunna Bunoo is a family-owned olive grove located in the Hunter Valley NSW.
Products include traditional brined olives, extra-virgin olive oil and olive oil products, arts and crafts and tea and coffee at our farm shop.
The Shop is open Friday-Sunday and Bunna Bunoo Olive Grove tours are available on request.
Dungog - Camelot Lavender & Llama Farm - much more than just a lavender farm. Award winning gourmet food range made on site. Enjoy your afternoon tea/lunch in our heirloom gardens in a beautiful country setting. Lunch all day in our café. Have a gourmet picnic in our Llama paddock down by the creek - there are picnic tables in a lovely sheltered setting with the Llamas for company - bookings required.
Stroll through our display gardens with different varieties of lavenders, beautiful heritage roses and ... read more
Clarence Town Bridge over Williams River
Clarence Town - Bridges are not just functional, they can also be scenic and engineering attractions. Spare a few minutes to admire Clarence Town Bridge.
Clarence Town Courthouse and Site
Clarence Town - Dungog Courthouse was designed by prominent colonial architect James Barnet and is subsequently well worth a look. The exterior can be viewed at any time, with more restricted access to the interior.
Dungog - The Society was formed in 1963 and since 1968 has opeated a museum in the former School of Arts building, which is heritage-listed. The purpose of the Museum is the collecting, preserving and interpreting of local heritage for everyone. The Society aims to promote local history, including family history and the Museum collection, to the local community and the general public.
Dungog Museum has a wide range of items representing local and family history. The collection reflects the area`s rural ... read more
Northern Hunter Winery home of Glendonbrook Wines
East Gresford - The Northern Hunter Winery, home of Glendonbrook and Lewinsbrook Creek Wines, is the long term realisation of an idea developed by Tom and Terese Smith, owners of the historic East Gresford property, Bingleburra.
Having developed the 30 acre vineyard on their property, Tom and Terese are spearheading the rebirth of the wine industry in the area which was once famous for its wines.
Cellar Door: Tastings and Sales available.
Paterson - Since its foundation in 1984, the Rail Motor Society has been dedicated to preserving the state`s railway heritage. Thanks to the passionate efforts of our volunteers, these historic vehicles are here for everyone to enjoy.
Paterson - A visit to this small, private museum is well worth the effort. The jewels of the collection are the CPH class rail motors - the first motors to break the monopoly of steam trains. The collection contains rail motors and trailers that are the last surviving of their type.
East Gresford - Creative Director and owner of Southern Cross Needlework is Rhonda Eddy has an exceptional talent in translating Australian flower drawings into embroidery designs. She focuses her energies on the richness of tapestry and the exacting technique of cross stitch, interpreting Australian flora and themes.
At the Southern Cross Needlework gallery you can view beautiful designs, photographs and specialty craft goods. Furthermore you can purchase your own embroidery kit and create a piece of art you... read more
Dungog - Dungog is the starting point for Telegherry Forest Drive - a scenic route
through Chichester State Forest north of Dungog. The round trip from Dungog
takes about 3 hours and winds for 90km through Hardwood (Eucalypt), Forest
which covers the headwaters of the Karuah River and its tributary, the
Telegherry River, and is interspersed with areas of rainforest.
Points of interest: Jerusalem Creek Walking Trail and Jerusalem Creek
National Park, Museum, Telegherry Forest Park, Dundungra Falls &
Ch... read more
Paterson - Tocal Homestead is an important rural heritage site because much of the site, including barns, stables and the original residence built in 1822, remains intact. The Homestead (built in 1841) is set on a 2200ha property encompassing natural wetlands, dry sclerophyll forests and rainforest remnants. The Homestead is presented in the context of original outbuildings and sheds that contribute to the fascinating story of Tocal.
2003 saw the launch of the Tocal Homestead Visitor Centre, this unique... read more
Vacy Bridge over Paterson River
Vacy - Bridges are not just functional, they can also be scenic and engineering attractions. Spare a few minutes to admire Vacy Bridge.
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